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Job Opportunity – Conservation Officer

Thanks to funding from the Pen-y-Cymoedd Vision Fund, Wild Cymru are looking to appoint a Conservation Officer to oversee the final year of our upland Water Vole conservation project in the Glamorgan uplands, South Wales. This community conservation and research project has identified various Water Vole colonies in the area. Now we are looking to map the Water Voles habitat...
Shag (Gulosus aristotelis)

Adroddiad Cadwraeth (2025 / 2026) Conservation Report

Diolch am eich holl gefnogaeth i Wild Cymru dros y 12 mis diwethaf. Gyda'ch help chi, rydym wedi gallu ymgymryd â phrosiectau cadwraeth natur tirwedd pwysig, yn ogystal â herio penderfyniadau amgylcheddol yn gyfreithiol ar ran bywyd gwyllt. Rydym wedi crynhoi ein gweithgareddau yn Adroddiad Cadwraeth eleni, y gallwch ei weld drwy glicio ar y ddolen isod. Thank you for...
Firefighters battle a fire on a Welsh mountainside

Wild Cymru’s Wildfire Report

Wild Cymru's Nature Investigations Unit was set up to uncover issues that are damaging nature and the environment in Wales. Our first report; "Protecting Wildlife from Wildfires and Illegal Grassland Burns' has revealed evidence to suggest that illegal grassland burning is taking place, and that there is a huge data gap in the reporting of such events. Wales is the...

Our letter to the Climate Change, Environment, Sustainability and Rural Affairs Committee

As we enter our second heatwave of the year, we have written to the newly appointed Chair of the Climate Change, Environment, Sustainability and Rural Affairs Committee James Evans MS to ask for his assurances that they are fully prepared for the impact that our warming climate is having on our country. Wild Cymru is committed to ensuring that Welsh...
a water vole peeks out from its burrow

Saving our Upland Water Voles

Water Voles have witnessed one of the most dramatic population crashes of any mammal species in Wales. It is likely that if we do not act to save the Water Vole, then this once common neighbour of ours is facing almost certain extinction from these shores. Upland habitats such as bogs, mires and moorland offer a unique opportunity for Water...
Swift visiting nest box

Wild Cymru Newsletter February 2026

Welcome to our first newsletter of 2026 which looks towards some of our work themes over the next few months. As well as our conservation projects we have some big news to share with you. Cylchlythyr Wild Cymru Chwefror 2026Download Wild Cymru Newsletter February 2026Download

Looking for a Christmas gift? Say it with Science!

Got a nature-lover in your life? Looking for a meaningful Christmas present for them? Look no further than Natur Cymru! For just £30 you can give a year’s magazine subscription this Christmas and bring the joy of Welsh wildlife and wild places to those you love.  For £30 you will get: A copy of the current edition (summer 2025) to give...

Job Opportunity – Investigative Journalist

We are fighting for the future of Wildlife in Wales, and our Nature Investigations Unit is a vital branch in how we are going to achieve our goals. We are looking for a talented investigative journalist who is able to uncover hidden issues facing the natural world, and tell stories that will provide a lifeline to biodiversity here in Wales....
An oak tree and a carpet of bluebells at Llwyndewi nature reserve

Restoring Llwyndewi: Funding Success for Ammanford Nature Reserve

Some fantastic news for our Llwyndewi nature reserve. Llwyndewi nature reserve holds a rich mosaic of vital habitats 2 Restoring Llwyndewi - Press Release. 19.11.2025Download